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TE PAE CHRISTCHURCH CONVENTION CENTRE 11-14 AUGUST 2022
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre 11-14 AUGUST 2022 www.gpcme.co.nz/south
You are invited to attend the 13th South GPCME meeting to be held at the Te Pae PLATINUM SPONSOR
Christchurch Convention Centre in August 2022. This medical conference provides
broad medical update and practical take home information to improve your patient
management immediately. This is complemented by a large exhibition from industry to
inform what is new on the pharmaceutical and supply of equipment, texts and available
IT solutions, all while gaining sufficient CPD points to satisfy our College of GPs and SPEAKERS
Medical Council requirements. A L
Dr Fergus Adams Dr Amanda Landers
Christchurch is a great central location, with renowned southern hospitality, and Professor Tim Anderson Mr Heath Lash
Professor Mike Ardagh Ms Prudence Lennox
attractive leisure or visitor options. GPs from throughout NZ attend the South Island Mrs Kirsten Arnold Ms Sue Levin
Dr Malcolm Arnold Dr Andy MacGill
event, taking the opportunity to revisit old university haunts, to check out family at the Dr Bruce Arroll M
southern universities, or en route to the ski fields in Central Otago. Hotel accommodation Ms Kate Ashcroft Dr Sam Manger
Mr Steve August Dr Deborah Mason
is available at group discounted pricing. Complimentary breakfast at the conference B Ms Marion Maw
venue are provided with a plethora of prominent speakers on widely variant topics. Ms Melissa Babbage Dr Graham McGeoch
Dr Michelle Bailey Professor Peter McIntyre
Practice nurses and practice managers are essential members of general practice Ms Nikki Baird
Dr Robyn Barnes
Dr Nick McIvor
Mr Hamish McPhail
teams, with their own dedicated sessions on the Saturday, but able to attend the entire Dr Adam Bartlett Dr Richard Medlicott
Dr Angela Beard Dr Evelyn Mete
meeting. We are grateful for the many presenters who give of their time to assist this Professor Spencer Beasley Dr Angela Moran
Dr Annette Beautrais Dr Ian Murphy
growing meeting so well. The strength of the academic programme is the key with many Professor Lutz Beckert N
concurrent practical workshops throughout. Presentations are available to delegates Dr Chris Boberg Dr Rachel Niederer
Dr John Bonning
for 6 months post conference on the internet for review. Dr David Bratt O
Mrs Cheryl Brewer Associate Professor Amanda Oakley
Registration fees cater for trainees and practice colleagues and spouses, kept at a low Dr Jackie Broadbent Dr Kerry Orlowski
Drr Buzz Burrell Dr Justin O’Sullivan
level thanks to the generous support of industry, especially Boehringer Ingelheim. Dr Angela Butler P
C Dr Tony Page
The stress of busy practices with ever increasing consultation rates dictates you Dr Teresa Chalmers-Watson Dr Philip Parkin
deserve a break. We welcome you back for another great event in 2022, with Dr Ben Chan Associate Professor Philip Pattemore
Dr Maira Patu
Dr Jason Chin
numerous workshops and quality plenary presenters. One lucky punter will win the Dr Karl Cole Ms Jude Pickthorne
Ms Shelly Collins PA-C Ashley Potter
annual travel prize, courtesy of the conference committee, for some real quality time out. Dr Saxon Connor RN Kim Poyner
Dr Tim Cookson Professor Cris Print
Feedback is utilised in constructing the following year’s programme, and your Mr Ben Crawford Ms Sylvia Pylatt
suggestions for desired topics or speakers are acted on. Thank you for your ongoing Professor Sue Cringle R
Dr Matthew Croucher Dr Duncan Reid
support too. Dr Tonya Cruikshank Dr Hamish Reid
Dr Olivia Currie Dr Sylvia Ross
The New Zealand Medical Association supports this meeting strongly and our D Dr Dean Rusk
Dr Sam Dalton S
thanks to Lesley, Vanessa and their team for their assistance. Mrs Kathryn Dalziel Mr Sanjeewa Samaraweera
Dr Glen Davies Dr Diana Sarfati
Mr Lance Dawber-Ashley Dr Grant Schofield
Dr Martin De Bock Dr Louise Schofield
Kind regards, Mr Scott Deaton Dr Niyati Sharma
Ms Jenny Douglas Dr John Short
Professor Tony Dowell Dr Akshay Shukla
Dr Michael Drane Ms Angela Smart
Academic Convenor E Associate Professor Alesha Smith
Ms Kath Eastwood Dr Rebecca Stack
Peter Chapman-Smith RN Anna Elders Dr Rachel Stapleton
e: doctor@skinandvein.co.nz Conference Organiser Dr Jane Elmslie RN Tracey Steiner
Mrs Sue Stewart
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p: +64 (0)21 949 310 Conference Matters Dr William Ferguson
Dr Phillipa Story
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e: leon@conferencematters.co.nz Dr James Fingleton Ms Lynda Taylor
Dr John Fink
p: +64 (0)21 164 3815 Dr Dominic Fleischer
Dr Martin Than
Professor Nikki Turner
Dr Laura Frampton
f: + 64 (0)9 437 4089 Ms Abbie Fuller V
Ms Kim Fuller Dr Kate van Harselaar
G Dr Michelle Vaughan
Dr Ayesha Verrall
Dr Lucy Gibberd Dr Jenny Visser
Mr Allister Girvan Dr Mathanki Vivekananda
Mr Leicester Gouwland
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South GP CME 2022 has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand Ms Robyn Harris
Mr Chris Wakeman
Dr Sarah Wakeman
College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) and has been approved for RN Geraldine Harvey Dr Johnnie Walker
up to 31 credits CME for the General Practice Educational Programme Dr Niranjala Hewapathirana Dr Catherine Wall
RN Lara Hitchcock Lauren Wallace
(GPEP) Years 2 and 3 and Continuing Professional Development RN Stacey Hodgman Dr Ian Wallbridge
(CPD) purposes. Mr Adam Holloway Associate Professor Tony Walls
Professor Gary Hooper Mr Mark Webster
ACLS Level 7 = 12 CME credits ACLS Level 5 = 4 CME Credits Dr Nikki Hooper Dr Vanessa Weenink
Dr David Hughes Dr Ben Wheeler
Dr Alistair Humphrey Dr Zuzana Wheeler
I Dr David Whiteman
The professional sessions of this conference are Mrs Emily Ingram Dr Edwin Whiteside
J Ms Chelsea Willmott
endorsed by PSNZ ENHANCE, as suitable to be Ms Louise Wilson
Dr Dylan James
included as part of a pharmacist’s CPD for group 1 Ms Natalie Jamieson Y
learning and pharmacists may allocate group 1 points Dr Anthony Jordan Mrs Jane Young
for each session attended. Accreditation # 2022/01 Dr Jody Jordan
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Professor Martin Kennedy
Ms Lynley Kerr
Dr Samantha KingINDUSTRY EXHIBITION
A trade exhibition will be held in the Exhibition Hall and will
be an integral part of the meeting. The welcome reception,
CONFERENCE CONTENT morning and afternoon refreshments and lunches will be served
in the exhibition area. Exhibition attendees in 2021 included:
Pre-Conference Workshops • Abbott
• ACC
Thursday 11 August 2022, Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre • ACCENT Health Recruitment
• AFT Pharmaceuticals
To provide further practical updates, there is an optional pre-conference workshop day covering • Apex Medical
a broad range of hands-on topics, including an option to register for Basic and Advanced Surgical • Aspen New Zealand
• Asthma and Respiratory Foundation NZ
skills training. • AstraZeneca
• Avene
Please note topics are repeated content, not part 1 and 2. • Bay Audiology
• Bayer New Zealand
Some workshops have a limit on the numbers that can attend. Book early to avoid disappointment • Better Health Group
as some workshops will book out. • Bio Oil
• Boehringer Ingelheim
• Bowel Cancer New Zealand
Main Conference • BPAC
• Breast Cancer Foundation NZ
Friday 12 - Sunday 14 August 2022, Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre • Breathing & Medical
• Cannasouth
Due to the popularity of the meeting, further workshop options have been added to the Saturday • Canopy Cancer Care
• Capes Medical
programme. • Care Pharmaceuticals
All GPs, Practice Nurses, Practice Managers, GP Registrars and Students are welcome to attend. • CareHQ
• Centre for Advanced Medicine
Practice Managers Programme • Clinicians
• Comprehensive Care PHO
Friday 12 August 2022, Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre • Danone Nutricia
• DATAPHARM
• Death Documents
A dedicated Practice Managers programme has been developed to ensure all areas of General • Dilworth Hearing
y
Practice interest are covered for this national conference. All Practice Managers are invited to • Doctors For Nutrition
• Douglas Pharmaceuticals
attend and are welcome to attend any other sessions of interest. • EBOS Healthcare
• Edensleep New Zealand
Practice Nurses Programme • Edwards Lifesciences
• Epilepsy New Zealand
Saturday 13 August 2022, Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre • Eqalis Pharmaceuticals
• Essity/BSN Medical
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A dedicated Practice Nurses programme will run concurrently with the main conference on • Esteem Healthcare
• Eye Institute
Saturday. Practice Nurses are encouraged to register for the entire conference and are welcome • FastPace Solutions
• Fertility Associates
to attend all sessions. • Findex
• Foot Mechanics
MPS Welcome Function • Green Cross Health - The Doctors Medical Centres
• GSK
Friday 12 August 2022, Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre • Habit Health
• He Ako Hiringa
6:30pm-7:30pm, Exhibition Area • Healthpoint
• Healthvision
Unwind after a busy first day with drinks and canapés in the Exhibition area. A chance to catch up • Heart Foundation
with colleagues and meet other delegates and industry. • Hologic (Australia and New Zealand)
• Independent Living Charitable Trust
Resuscitation Courses for GPs • Integral Diagnostics (Ascot Radiology, SRG Radiology, Trinity MRI)
• Interwaste
• Intra
“CORE Skills” without exam (Previously Refresher Level 5) • Kauri HealthCare
• La Roche-Posay
This is an NZRC CORE Skills course (previously Level 5 Refresher non-assessed). Approved (4 • Lifestyle Insurance Consultants
hrs) course run by Jason Burns (NZRC Instructor CORE Advanced & Immediate, NZDA Approved • Macular Degeneration New Zealand
• ManageMyHealth & Beating the Blues
Instructor, RNZCGP Endorsed Instructor, Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care instructor) • McLaren Medical
• Medent Medical
Course Times: • Medical Devices & Testing Ltd
• Medical Protection Society
Friday 12 August, from 8:30am-1:00pm • Medical Specialists & Hospitals NZ
• Medical-Objects
• MedicAlert Foundation-New Zealand Inc.
Friday 12 August, from 2:00pm-6:30pm • Mediray New Zealand Ltd
• Mediscope International Limited
Saturday 13 August, 8:30am-1:00pm (confirmed if a minimum of 6 attendees only) • Medispace
• MedRecruit
Cost: $230 • Medtech
• MFAS
“CORE Advanced” with exam (Previously Level 5 / 6 / 7 with exam) • Molemap
• myPractice
Course duration for Resuscitation CORE ADVANCED is a minimum of 8 hours with expected pre- • Neilmed Pharmaceuticals Pty Ltd
• New Zealand Doctor Newspaper
reading preparation time of at least 3 weeks prior. • New Zealand Medical & Scientific
• New Zealand Medical Association
Course Times: • NIG Nutritionals
• Novartis
Thursday 11 August, from 8:30am – 6:30pm • Novo Nordisk
• NZ Transport Agency
Cost: $530 • NZLocums & NZMedJobs
• Pacific Edge Diagnostics
• Patney Limited
• Pharmaco (NZ) Ltd
• Radiant Health
• Research Review
• Sanofi
• Seqirus (NZ) Ltd
• Southern Cross Health Society
• Southern Cross Healthcare
• St John
• Takeda New Zealand
• Tamaki Health
• Te Arai BioFarma
• Tech Management Group
• The Hemp Foundation (CME)
• The Pindrop Foundation
• USL Medical
• Valentina Technologies
• Viatris
• Vorotek
• Whakarongorau Aotearoa (formerly Homecare Medical)
• William Buck
• Work and Income
• Wyeth NutritionPRE-CONFERENCE COURSES
Thursday 11th August
(Fee applies) Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre, 188 Oxford Terrace, Christchurch
Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
Some workshops have a maximum number of attendees.
WS #1 WS #2 WS #3
ALS Level 7 - NZRC CORE Advanced Skin Cancer Surgical Basic Skills Diabetes 101 in 2022
“With Exam / Assessment”
(8 hours including written exam) - $530 (includes
0830-1030 ACLS Manual) This course has been endorsed Rebecca Stack, Dylan James Niranjala Hewapathirana
by The Royal New Zealand College of General Jane Young, Natalie Jamieson Stacey Hodgman
Practitioners and has been approved for 12
CME credits for maintenance of Professional Supported by Supported by
Standards MOPS purposes. This course requires
pre-reading of the NZRC Resuscitation – “A
Guide for Advanced Rescuers” manual in order to
successfully complete the NZRC written test. The
recommended pre-reading time is 3 weeks prior.
1030-1100 Morning Tea
We recommend you order the manual at the Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
time of registration with Conference Matters
(may be obtained online through Conference
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Matters or directly online through the NZRC
website) Skin Cancer Surgical Advanced Skills Injectable Therapy Masterclass
The course covers and includes: Practice Tips
• (Pre-course reading purchased by yourself - in
advance to prepare for the written test)
Rebecca Stack, Dylan James Niranjala Hewapathirana
1100-1300 • Basic Life Support (Adult, child and baby
Jane Young, Natalie Jamieson Stacey Hodgman
including choking)
• Advanced airway management (single and
double person bag masking, guedel airway Supported by Supported by
• insertion, LMA’s insertion)
• A chance to practice Intubation (not assessed
now in Advanced)
• AED and rhythm recognition
• Adult and child collapse algorithms
1300-1400 Lunch
• Anaphylaxis management Please note: workshop content is repeated, not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
• Scenario based training including adult and
child
WS #14 WS #15
• A compulsory multi choice test and skills
evaluation of airway management, safety Dermoscopy Part 1 Newer Technologies in Diabetes
using a defibrillator and cardiac rhythms Joys and Pitfalls
• This is a NZRC CORE Advanced course
(previously Level 7) Approved (8 hrs) course
Amanda Oakley Niranjala Hewapathirana
1400-1600 run by Jason Burns (NZRC Instructor CORE
Stacey Hodgman
Advanced & Immediate, NZDA Approved
Instructor, RNZCGP Supported by
• Endorsed Instructor, Royal New Zealand Supported by
College of Urgent Care instructor).
• Attendees will be registered nurses, medical
practitioners or people who have the skills
contained in the course as part of their scope
of practice.
1600-1630 Afternoon
• It is expected that students will already have the
skills and knowledge required for Resuscitation.
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• Course duration for Resuscitation CORE
ADVANCED is a minimum of 8 hours with Dermoscopy Part 2 Diabetes Case Studies
expected pre-reading preparation time of at
least 4 hours.
• You are expected to access resources at your
Amanda Oakley Niranjala Hewapathirana
1630-1830 disposal.
Stacey Hodgman
• Examples of suitable texts may include:
• PRIME course material on resuscitation Supported by
• NZRC Resuscitation – “A Guide for Advanced Supported by
Rescuers” manual in order to successfully
complete the NZRC written test. The
recommended pre-reading time is 3 weeks
prior.
1900-2330 Dinner own arrangementsPRE-CONFERENCE COURSES
Thursday 11th August
Please note: workshop content is repeated,not part 1 and 2 unless stated otherwise.
Some workshops have a maximum number of attendees.
WS #4 WS #5 WS #6
Mindfulness in Medicine Msk Workshop 1: An Approach to Patients with Barriers
Part 1 Key Pearls: Lumbosacral Pain to Health Behaviour Change
0830-1030
Tonya Cruikshank Ian Wallbridge, Anna Elders
Steve August,
Jason Chin
1030-1100 Morning Tea
Please note: workshop content is repeated
WS #10 WS #11 WS #12
Mindfulness in Medicine Msk Workshop 2: An Approach to Patients with Barriers
Part 2 Key Pearls: Thoracic Chest Pain to Health Behaviour Change
(Repeated)
1100-1300 Tonya Cruikshank Ian Wallbridge, Anna Elders
Steve August,
Jason Chin
1300-1400 Lunch
Please note: workshop content is repeated
WS #16 WS #17 WS #18
FACT Workshop Upskilling GPs for ACC Lifestyle Medicine Summit
Part 1 MRI Referral What is The Buzz?
Part 1
1400-1600 Bruce Arroll, Faciltated by Paul Abernethy Sam Manger,
Chelsea Willmott (Maximum 30 delegates) Kim Poyner,
Zuzana Wheeler
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea
Please note: workshop content is repeated
WS #22 WS #23 WS #24
FACT Workshop Upskilling GPs for ACC Lifestyle Medicine Summit
Part 2 MRI Referral Putting it into Practice
Part 2
1630-1830 Bruce Arroll, Faciltated by Paul Abernethy Kim Poyner,
Chelsea Willmott (Maximum 30 delegates) Olivia Currie,
Sam Manger,
Liz WilliamsMAIN PROGRAMME
Friday 12th August
0700-0755 ACC Breakfast: Soft Tissue Injury Management in General Practice Masterclass
0700-0800 Late Registration
0800-0805 Welcome and Conference Opening
0805-0830 Christchurch Memorial Oration: Dr Jessie Scott ??? TBC
0830-0850 Lung Cancer Screening - Improved Outcomes and Life Expectancy
0850-0910 Toxicity of Immunotherapy
0910-0930 Control of Cancer in NZ - Primary Care’s Role
0930-0950 Topic to be confirmed
0950-1010 Report on Covid in 2022
1010-1030 Discussion Panel
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1300hrs NZMA Medicopolitical Session: Future Proofing General Practice
1100-1110 Introduction
1110-1125 TBA
1125-1145 Workforce and Training
1145-1205 Funding and Sustainability
1205-1225 Models of Care
1225-1245 Wellbeing - Caring for Ourselves
1245-1300 Panel Discussion
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
1400-1600
Plenary: Women’s Health or Concurrent Sessions
Chair: Vanessa Weenink TBC
WS #26 WS #27 WS #28
Declining Fertility – Fact or Fiction & Solutions
1400-1415 Sarah Wakeman
Forum: Why Integrative Medicine Maternal Mental
Pearls in Paediatrics Isn’t Alternative Medicine Health Issues
Preserving Fertility: Treatment Options for Cancer, (2 hours)
1415-1430 Transgender and Social Fertility - Kate Van Harselaar (Not Repeated)
Endometriosis Treatment and Fertility Options Tony Walls (Chair), Mark Webster Liora Noy
1430-1445 Sarah Wakeman Spencer Beasley,
Kerry Orlowski,
1445-1500
Menopause and HRT Update Martin De Bock, Repeated Sessions
Sylvia Ross
WS #36 WS #37
Philip Pattemore,
Abnormal Vaginal Bleeding Sam Dalton
1500-1515 Kate Van Harselaar
Why Integrative Medicine Maternal Mental
Isn’t Alternative Medicine Health Issues
Tips on Contraception
1515-1530 Laura Frampton
(Repeated) (Repeated)
1530-1600 Panel Discussion
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
Plenary: IT Issues That Affect Your Practice or Concurrent Sessions
1630-1830 Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
WS #46 WS #47 WS #48 WS #49
Attitudes to Virtual and Other New IT Platforms Forum: Understanding Retirement Planning Systemic Therapy for
1630-1650 Tony Dowell End Of Life Issues, Continuous Glucose Made Easy Gynae Cancers
and Medicolegal Monitoring
What Happens to Your Health Data? Conundrums- Bring
1650-1710 Richard Medlicott
Your Questions Sue Stewart,
(2 hours) Ben Wheeler Hamish McPhail Jody Jordan
(Not Repeated)
Cyber Security and Notifiable Privacy Breaches:
1710-1730 What You Need to Know - Kathryn Dalziel Tim Cookson (Chair), Repeated Sessions
Samantha King,
IT and Cybersecurity Adam Holloway, WS #57 WS #58 WS #59
1730-1750 Sanjeewa Samaraweera Lucy Gibberd Understanding Retirement Planning Systemic Therapy for
Continuous Glucose Made Easy Gynae Cancers
TBA Monitoring
1750-1810 Karl Cole
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1810-1830 Discussion Panel
1830-1930 Welcome Function
1930-2100 Evening Symposium: Patient Profiling and Pharmacotherapy Options (Supported Radiant Health) TBAMAIN PROGRAMME
Friday 12th August
Duncan Reid, Ian Murphy Chair: Fraser Wilkins
Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
John Short
Sue Crengle
Jody Jordan
Diana Sarfati
Nikki Turner
Peter McIntyre/ Nikki Turner TBC
Chair: Vanessa Weenink
NZMA Chair
Minister of Health
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
(55mins, 2:00pm-2:55pm repeated at 3:05pm)
WS #29 WS #30 WS #31 WS #32 WS #33 WS #34 WS #35
Travelling in a How to Manage Improving Recognition Screening and Managing Health Coaching in What’s Happening With What Makes Me Ill and
Time of Covid Dizziness, Vertigo, and Understanding of OCD Suicide and Self Harm Weight Loss and and What Can We Do How Will I Die?
and Imbalance Patients in Your Practice Diabetes Reversal About Immunisation - Patient Concerns
Marion Maw, Glen Davies, Coverage?
Angela Smart, Grant Schofield,
Jenny Visser Melissa Babbage Anna Elders Annette Beautrais Louise Schofield Cheryl Brewer Tony Dowell
(55mins, 3:05pm-4:00pm)
WS #38 WS #39 WS #40 WS #41 WS #42 WS #43 WS #44
Travelling in a How to Manage Do Doctors Ever Retire? Screening and Managing Health Coaching in What’s Happening With What Makes Me Ill and
Time of Covid Dizziness, Vertigo, A Niche for Oldies Suicide and Self Harm Weight Loss and and What Can We Do How Will I Die?
and Imbalance Diabetes Reversal About Immunisation - Patient Concerns
Coverage?
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
(55mins, 4:30pm-5:25pm repeated at 5:35pm)
WS #50 WS #51 WS #52 WS #53 WS #54 WS #55
The Hui Process and Deprescribing - How a Low Pelvic Floor Issues and How Depression - The Evidence Cognitive Testing Tips on Dermatitis and
Meihana Model to Improve Carb Healthy Fat Diet Allows to Use Pessaries Base at the First Masterclass Psoriasis
Engagement & Consultation Medications to be Slashed Consultation
Skills with Māori Patients
Matthew Croucher,
Maira Patu Glen Davies John Short Bruce Arroll Lara Hitchcock Niyati Sharma
(55mins, 5:35pm-6:30pm)
WS #60 WS #61 WS #62 WS #63 WS #64 WS #65
The Hui Process and Deprescribing - How a Low Pelvic Floor Issues and How Depression - The Evidence Cognitive Testing Tips on Dermatitis and
Meihana Model to Improve Carb Healthy Fat Diet Allows to Use Pessaries Base at the First Masterclass Psoriasis
Engagement & Consultation Medications to be Slashed Consultation
Skills with Māori Patients
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
Health) TBA Donna TercelMAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 13th August
0715-0815 DHAS Breakfast: TBA - TBA
0715-0815 Breakfast session - Novartis: Heart Failure Management – What Do I Do Next?
Plenary Session: The Skin Cancer Pandemic or Concurrent Sessions
0830-1030 Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith WS #65 WS #66 WS #67 WS #68
The Size of the Problem TBC Forum: Genomics Interpreting ECGs Medical Aspects of Making the Best
0830-0850 David Whiteman (video of Rotorua intro) Update Refresher a Ketogenic Diet in Use of a Nurse
(2 hours) Cancer, Alzheimers, Practitioner in
Non Melanoma Cancers (Not Repeated) and Neurological Primary Care
0850-0910 Niyati Sharma Conditions Chelsea Willmott,
William Ferguson Speaker TBC Glen Davies Bruce Arroll
Melanoma - An Ever Increasing Problem
0910-0925 Andrew MacGill
(Chair),
Justin O’Sullivan,
Effective Diagnosis and Screening Rachel Stapleton, Repeated Sessions
0925-0940 Amanda Oakley Cris Print,
Martin Kennedy WS #76 WS #77 WS #78
Surgical Issues Interpreting ECGs Medical Aspects of Making the Best
0940-0955 Chris Boberg Refresher a Ketogenic Diet in Use of a Nurse
Cancer, Alzheimers, Practitioner in
Modern Systemic Therapies - How Good Are They?
0955-1010 Jody Jordan
and Neurological Primary Care
Conditions
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1010-1030 Panel Discussion
1030-1100 Morning Tea
Plenary: Head and Neck Cancer - Prevention and Early or Concurrent Sessions
1100-1300 Detection - Chair: Buzz Burrell WS #85 WS #86 WS #87
Forum: Asthma Masterclass Women’s Health - Abnormal Hernia Repair - To Mesh
The State of the Nation in 2022
1100-1130 Nick McIvor
(supported GSK) Uterine Bleeding Pathways or Not to Mesh
(2 hours)
(Not Repeated)
The Increase in Prevalence Fergus Adams Adam Bartlett
1130-1150 Ben Chan Angela Moran,
Jonathan Walker,
Prevention of the Problem Buzz Burrell, Repeated Sessions
1150-1210 Dean Ruske Andrew Corin
WS #96 WS #97
Early Detection and Referral Pathways Women’s Health - Abnormal Hernia Repair - To Mesh
1210-1230 Angela Butler Uterine Bleeding Pathways or Not to Mesh
1230-1300 Panel Discussion (Repeated) (Repeated)
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
Plenary: Effective Nutrition - All Your Questions Answered or Concurrent Sessions
1400-1600 ( Dietitians NZ) - Chair: William Ferguson WS #105 WS #106 WS #107 WS #108
Endometriosis 101 Musculoskeletal Tips on Valuing, Integrative Medicine
Healthy Eating and Appropriate Carbs Forum: Injections Buying and Selling - The Thirtyseven
1400-1415 Evelyn Mete From Diagnosis to Practices Piece Jigsaw
Surgery and Fertility
Nutrition for Mental Health Rx Options
1415-1430 Jane Elmslie
(2 hours)
(Not Repeated)
Heath Lash,
Diets and Supplements Sarah Wakeman Nikki Hooper Leicester Gouwland Mark Webster
1430-1445 Jane Elmslie (Chair),
Kate Van Harselaar,
Angela Beard,
Infant and Childhood Issues Repeated Sessions
1445-1500 Jenny Douglas
Michelle Bailey
WS #116 WS #117 WS #118
Musculoskeletal Tips on Valuing, Integrative Medicine
Eating Disorders
1500-1515 Sylvia Pyatt
Injections Buying and Selling - The Thirtyseven
Practices Piece Jigsaw
Obesity Prevention
1515-1530 Jane Elmslie
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
1530-1600 Panel Discussion
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and ExhibitionMAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 13th August
Chair: Edwin Whiteside
Chair: William Ferguson
(55mins, 08:30am-9:25am repeated at 9:35am)
WS #69 WS #70 WS #71 WS #72 WS #73 WS #74
Assessment of Respiratory Using Health Coaching for Investing in a Post How to Examine Abnormal Vaginal A New Era for Shingles
Disease - Spirometry Mental Health in Covid-19 World Joints Bleeding Prevention in NZ
and More Primary Care
Lutz Beckert, Buzz Burrell,
Emily Ingram, Grant Schofield, Rachel Niederer,
Lauren Wallace Louise Schofield Lance Dawber-Ashley Tony Page Kate Van Harselaar Jenny Visser
(55mins, 9:35am-10:30am)
WS #79 WS #80 WS #81 WS #82 WS #83 WS #84
Assessment of Respiratory Using Health Coaching for Investing in a Post How to Examine Abnormal Vaginal A New Era for Shingles
Disease - Spirometry Mental Health in Covid-19 World Joints Bleeding Prevention in NZ
and More Primary Care
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
(55mins, 11:00am-11:55am repeated at 12:05pm)
WS #88 WS #89 WS #90 WS #91 WS #92 WS #93 WS #94
Is There a Better Way to Canterbury Bowel Financial Bandaid or Patient Clinical Physical Activity Proctology New Protocols for
Tackle Worklessness? Screening Programme Effective Cure – How to Conundrums Behaviour Change in for GPs Acute IHD
Accumulate and Protect your Practice
Nikki Baird, Your Wealth Wisely Tony Dowell, Martin Than,
David Bratt Sue Levin Lynda Taylor, Nikki Turner Hamish Reid Chris Wakeman Gerry Devlin
Hamish McPhail
(55mins, 12:05pm-1:00pm)
WS #98 WS #99 WS #100 WS #101 WS #102 WS #103 WS #104
Is There a Better Way to Canterbury Bowel Financial Bandaid or Patient Clinical Physical Activity Proctology New Protocols for
Tackle Worklessness? Screening Programme Effective Cure – How to Conundrums Behaviour Change in for GPs Acute IHD
Accumulate and Protect your Practice
Your Wealth Wisely
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
(55mins, 2:00pm-2:55pm repeated at 3:05pm)
WS #109 WS #110 WS #111 WS #112 WS #113 WS #114
Lawyer in the House - Bring End Stage COPD What a GP Needs to Know Office Procedures in Tips on Acne How Physician
your Queries on Employment Palliative Care re Flying Fitness and General Practice and Rosacea Associates Can Help
Law, Contracts, and Forensic Regulatory Responsibilities the GP Shortage
Medical Reports
Shelly Collins,
Pip Story,
Ashley Potter,
Kathryn Dalziel Amanda Landers Michael Drane Bruce Arroll Niyati Sharma Scott Deaton
(55mins, 3:05pm-4:00pm)
WS #119 WS #120 WS #121 WS #122 WS #123 WS #124
Lawyer in the House - Bring End Stage COPD What a GP Needs to Know Office Procedures in Tips on Acne How Physician
your Queries on Employment Palliative Care re Flying Fitness and General Practice and Rosacea Associates Can Help
Law, Contracts, and Forensic Regulatory Responsibilities the GP Shortage
Medical Reports
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)MAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 13th August
Plenary Session: Colorectal Cancer in NZ or Concurrent Sessions
1630-1830 Chair: Ian Wallbridge WS #126 WS #127 WS #128
Forum: Where Emergency To be confirmed Tips on Managing Frail
Screening Issues Medicine and Primary Elderly Well
1630-1650 Teresa Chalmers-Watson, Nikki Baird Care Intersect
(2 hours)
(Not Repeated)
How Much Does Heredity Matter?
1650-1710 Chris Wakeman John Bonning (Chair),
Dominic Fleischer, Speakers TBC Jackie Broadbent
Mike Ardagh,
Hepatic Resection Martin Than
1710-1730 Saxon Connor Repeated Sessions
WS #137 WS #138
Liver Directed Therapy for Metastases
1730-1750 Adam Bartlett To be confirmed Tips on Managing Frail
Elderly Well
Medical Oncology Treatments for Metastatses
1750-1810 Michelle Vaughan
(Repeated) (Repeated)
1810-1830 Discussion Panel
1830-2030 Sat night evening function possibly again at conference venue - TBA
MAIN PROGRAMME
Sunday 14th August
0715-0815 GSK Breakfast: TBA - TBA Ben Crawford
Plenary: General or Concurrent Sessions
0830-1030 Chair: Graeme Whittaker WS #147 WS #148 WS #149
Forum: Neurology Palliative Care for Advanced Financial Pearls on Leases,
How A Dietitian Can Augment Your Practice
0830-0850 Kath Eastwood
Potpourri Non-Cancer Diagnoses Property and Taxation
(2 hours)
(Not Repeated)
New Guidelines for Lifestyle Psychiatry
0850-0910 and Lifestyle Medicine - Sam Manger Debbie Mason, Amanda Landers Leicester Gouwland
Philip Parkin,
New Evidence on Cholesterol Tim Anderson,
0910-0930 - Have We Got This 100% Wrong? - Glen Davies John Fink TBC
Repeated Sessions
Nutrition and Brain Health - What Do We Know WS #158 WS #159
0930-0950 and What Can We Do? - Grant Schofield Palliative Care for Advanced Financial Pearls on Leases,
Non-Cancer Diagnoses Property and Taxation
New Technologies in the Management
0950-1010 of Type 1 Diabetes - Ben Wheeler
(Repeated)
(Repeated)
1010-1030 Discussion Panel
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1300 Plenary: General
1100-1125 Equitable Access and Use of Medicines- What Does the Data Show? TBC
1125-1150 Wisdom in Healthcare
1150-1215 The Future of Respiratory Infections in Primary Care
1215-1240 What I Know Now About Low Mood That I Did Not Know When I Started
1240-1300 Panel Discussion
1300 Conference ClosesMAIN PROGRAMME
Saturday 13th August
(55mins, 4:30pm-5:25pm repeated at 5:35pm)
WS #129 WS #130 WS #131 WS #132 WS #133 WS #134 WS #135
How Well Do You Update on Menopause Insulin Resistance - The Management of 4 Fatal Health NoOne Should Die of EPiC Dashboard –
Manage Your Finances? and HRT Underlying Cause of T2 Inflammatory Bowel Conditions Affecting Melanoma Prescribing Data for
Diabetes, Alzheimers, Disease People with Intellectual Long-term Conditions
Cancer and Ischaemic Disability
Heart Disease Prudence Lennox,
Lynley Kerr,
Kim Fuller, Chris Boberg,
Lance Dawber-Ashley Sylvia Ross Glen Davies Catherine Wall Abbie Fuller, Andrew MacGill Alesha Smith
Geraldine Harvey
(55mins, 5:35pm-6:30pm)
WS #139 WS #140 WS #141 WS #142 WS #143 WS #144 WS #145
How Well Do You Update on Menopause Insulin Resistance - The Management of 4 Fatal Health NoOne Should Die of EPiC Dashboard –
Manage Your Finances? and HRT Underlying Cause of T2 Inflammatory Bowel Conditions Affecting Melanoma Prescribing Data for
Diabetes, Alzheimers, Disease People with Intellectual Long-term Conditions
Cancer and Ischaemic Disability
Heart Disease
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated)
MAIN PROGRAMME
Sunday 14th August
Chair: Graeme Whittaker
(55mins, 8:30am-9:25am repeated at 9:35am)
WS #150 WS #151 WS #152 WS #153 WS #154 WS #155 WS #156
Point of Care Testing End of Life Care and Understanding Clinical Oncology Patients Persistent Cough in Common Infections in Artificial Intelligence and
workshop with Abbott Intellectual Disability Risk Assessment – in General Practice - Children General Practice Assisted Reproduction
Beyond the “She’ll Be What’s Important & – Hope or More Hype
Right!” Eminence-based What’s Not
Allister Girvan, Prudence Lennox, Medicine
Louise Wilson Kim Fuller Michael Drane Michelle Vaughan Philip Pattemore Bruce Arroll Kate Van Harselaar
(55mins, 9:35am-10:30am)
WS #160 WS #161 WS #162 WS #163 WS #164 WS #165 WS #166
Point of Care Testing End of Life Care and Understanding Clinical Oncology Patients Persistent Cough in Common Infections in Artificial Intelligence and
workshop with Abbott Intellectual Disability Risk Assessment – in General Practice - Children General Practice Assisted Reproduction
Beyond the “She’ll Be What’s Important & – Hope or More Hype
Right!” Eminence-based What’s Not
Medicine
(Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) (Repeated) Siobhan Cross
Chair: Peter Chapman-Smith
Robyn Harris, David Hughes
John Short
Tony Dowell
Bruce ArrollPRACTICE MANAGERS PROGRAMME
Friday 12th August
0830-1830 Practice Managers Programme Room 9 Chair: Denise McDonald
0830-0930 All You Really Need to Know - Bring Your Burning Medicolegal Questions to the MPS Panel Tim Cookson, Samantha King
0930-1030 Tips for Staff Financial Wellbeing Sue Stewart, Lynda Taylor, Hamish McPhail
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1200-1300 NZMA plenary session
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
1400-1500 IT Issues in Your Practice Richard Medlicott, Sanjeewa Samaraweera, Karl Cole TBC
1500-1530 Changes in Employment Rules Leicester Gouwland, Kate Ashcroft
1530-1600 Understanding Leases Leicester Gouwland
1600-1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
1630-1700 Preventing COVID Transmission in the Workplace TBC
1700-1730 What Makes a Good Vaccination Experience? Cheryl Brewer
1730-1800 Discussion
1830-1930 Welcome Function
NURSES PROGRAMME
Saturday 13th August
0815-1800 Nurses General Session Room 9 Chair: Denise McDonald
0815-0845 The Ongoing Impact of Covid Nikki Turner
0845-0915 Keeping our Whānau and Tamariki Protected from VPDs Cheryl Brewer
0915-0925 Questions
0925-0950 Diabetes TBA
1020-1030 Point of Care Testing with Abbott Allister Girvan, Louise Wilson
0925-0950 Discussion
1030-1100 Morning Tea and Exhibition
1100-1130 Improving Recognition and Understanding of OCD Patients in Your Practice Marion Maw, Angela Smart, Anna Elders
1130-1200 Bowel Cancer Screening Tracey Steiner
1200-1230 Skin Cancer on the Rise Chris Boberg, Andy MacGill
1130-1200 Fertility in the Practice – Treatment Options Today and Diagnostic Tests Laura Frampton
1300-1400 Lunch and Exhibition
1400-1430 How Can a Dietitian, Health Coach & Health Improvement Practitioner Help You? Kath Eastwood
1430-1500 Effective Dietary Advice for Reversing T2 Diabetes, Hypertension, Gout, Obesity and Dyslipidaemia Glen Davies
1500-1600 Tough Love – Providing Reasonable Care to the Unreasonable Patient Tracey Steiner, Jude Pickthorne
1600 -1630 Afternoon Tea and Exhibition
1630-1700 Spirometry and All That Lutz Beckert, Emily Ingram, Lauren Wallace
1700-1730 Nurse Practitioners - What You Need to Know Chelsea Willmott
1730-1800 DiscussionACCOMMODATION
Block bookings at negotiated rates have been made at Crowne Plaza Christchurch. Please book your accommodation on the enclosed
registration form. Registration and accommodation should be made before 15 July 2022 as hotel rooms are not guaranteed after this
date.
CROWNE PLAZA CHRISTCHURCH
764 Colombo Street, Christchurch | 8011 | New Zealand | 64-3-7412800
Located in Central Christchurch just minutes from CBD dining, shopping and entertainment, Crowne Plaza
Christchurch offers modern accommodation and dining options for the business or leisure traveller.
Overlooking historic Victoria Square and the iconic Avon River, you’ll be in the perfect spot to connect with
the Christchurch, or meet with colleagues, clients or friends in Market Place Restaurant and Bar, Café 1851
or The Social Cafe & Bar.
The technology installed within the rooms is bound to impress, with bluetooth and Wi-Fi streaming high
definition televisions, bathroom speakers and controls, electronic service indicators on the door for when
you don’t want to be disturbed and plenty of usb ports for your devices.
From our versatile meeting and conference spaces, a gym and library-themed business centre, we have
everything you need to make your stay a successful one.With the Issac Theatre Royal and Christchurch’s
coolest cafes, restaurants, shops and street art only a stroll away, it offers the perfect base to explore,
whether you’re here for business, pleasure or a little bit of both. Superior King Room
$225 per night
TE PAE CHRISTCHURCH CONVENTION CENTRE
188 Oxford Terrace,
Christchurch,
New Zealand 8011
Te Pae Christchurch is the city’s gathering place — an architectural and social landmark designed as a welcoming heart in the centre of the city.
This is a world-class venue, carefully designed and purpose-built to respond to the full range of your event requirements.
With over 28,000 square metres of conference and event space, the plenary room, exhibition and breakout rooms can be held in one dedicated area,
to ensure good delegate flow and interaction in all areas throughout the meeting.
CITY CENTRE MAPPERF
SOUTH GP CME 2022 REGISTRATION FORM
11-14 August 2022 | Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre | www.gpcme.co.nz/south
PERSONAL DETAILS
Title: Miss / Mrs / Ms / Mr / RN / Dr / Prof / Assoc Prof
First Name: _________________________________Surname: __________________________________ Phone Bus: ______________________
Company / Clinic Name: ________________________________________________________________ Fax: _____________________________
Clinic location: _________________________________________________________________________
City/Town Mobile: _________________________
Preferred Contact Address: _____________________________________________________________
Street Medical Council No: ______________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
Suburb Country RNZCGP No: _____________________
(Email required for
_______________________________________________________________________________________
registration confirmation) City/Town Post Code Special requests: ________________
(ie dietary requests, disabilities, etc)
Email: _________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________
Yes, I would like to receive email updates regarding products and special offers from attending industry exhibitors
_________________________________
Additional Attendees: __________________________________________________________________
Title, First Name, Last Name _________________________________
CANCELLATION POLICY: Cancellations can only be received in writing, and incur a loss of 50% of registration fees within 21 days of the conference commencing. Later cancellations forfeit
registration fees paid. Any other refunds are at the discretion of the organisers.
PRIVACY: The contact information supplied on the registration form will be distributed to the attending industry sponsors. Please tick this box if you do not wish to be included on this list.
REGISTRATION FEES (GST Inclusive - NZD) CONCURRENT WORKSHOP OPTIONS
Delegate NZMA Members (Fri-Sun) .................. $775 $ _______ Please indicate your preferred workshop option number for
Delegate Non-Member (Fri-Sun) ....................... $925 $ _______ each time slot. Please note numbers are restricted with spaces
Less early bird discount if booked before 17 June 2022 Deduct $ 100.00 allocated when registration received. Tickets required for entry.
Nurse Practitioner (Fri-Sun) ............................... $295 $ _______ Fri 2:00pm ______ 3:00pm ______ 4:30pm ______ 5:30pm______
Pharmacist (Fri-Sun) ........................................... $350 $ _______
Sat 8:30am ______ 9:30am ______11:00am ______12:00pm______
GPEP1 Registrar (Fri-Sun) ................................... $295 $ _______
GPEP2 Registrar (Fri-Sun) ................................... $425 $ _______ Sat 2:00pm ______ 3:00pm ______ 4:30pm______ 5:30pm______
Student (Fri-Sun) ................................................ $135 $ _______ Sun 8:30am ______ 9:30am______ Office use only
Exhibitor ............................................................. $345 $ _______
Practice Manager All or Friday only $185 $ _______ ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE
Practice Nurse All or Saturday only $135 $ _______
Spouse (non medical) ........................................ $135 $ _______ Arrival Date ________ August - Departure Date ________ August
Or Daily Registration
Special Requirements/ Comments ___________________________________
Friday $400 Saturday $400 Sunday . $250 $ _______
___________________________________________________________________
Late Registration Fee if booked after Friday 29 July $ 50.00
Optional Registration ___________________________________________________________________
Friday - ACC Breakfast Session No. ........ $ No Fee ___________________________________________________________________
Friday - Radiant Health Symposium No. ........ $ No Fee ___________________________________________________________________
Friday - Welcome Function No. ........ $ No Fee
Saturday - DHAS Breakfast Session No. ........ $ No Fee Crowne Plaza Hotel Christchurch
Saturday - Novartis Breakfast Session No. ........ $ No Fee Superior King Room (1-2 people)______ nights x ______$225 $ _______
Sunday - GSK Breakfast Session No. ........ $ No Fee
TOTAL ACCOMMODATION FEE (TOTAL D) $________
TOTAL REGISTRATION FEE (TOTAL A) $ _______
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS - Thursday
A+B+C+D = TOTAL ENCLOSED (GST Inc) $
NZMA Member Thursday .................................. $375 $ _______
Non Member Thursday ...................................... $475 $ _______
PAYMENT DETAILS GST Tax Invoice Number 95-598-579
Basic & Advanced Surgical ................................ $695 $ _______ I authorise Conference Matters to charge my Visa/Mastercard
GPEP .................................................................... $275 $ _______ as detailed below, with the amount of $ _______________________________
CORE Advanced NZRC Course (with exam)...... $530 $ _______ Card Number:
TOTAL PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP FEE (TOTAL B) $________
Please indicate your preferred workshop option number for each time slot.
Content is repeated not part 1 and 2 unless otherwise stated.
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____ 8:30am ____ 11:00am ____ 2:00pm ____ 4:30pm
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EMERGENCY RESUSCITATION FOR GPs - CORE Skills (no exam)
I wish to attend the NZRC CORE Skills Approved (4 hrs) course Cardholder’s Signature _______________________________________
(previously Level 5 Refresher non-assessed) @ $230.
Cheque:$____________ (NZD) payable to: Conference Matters.
Friday 8:30am-1:00pm Friday 2:00pm-6:30pm
Direct Credit 03-0498-0809412-00 Ref: Surname STHGPCME
EMERGENCY RESUSCITATION FEE (TOTAL C) $ _______
Return this form to Conference Matters, Fax +64 (0)9 437 4089 or post to PO Box 1661, Whangarei, New Zealand
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